Bifrost Bootcamp 5.3 - Aero simulations for smoke and mist

Jason shows how to use an aero simulation to make a steaming cauldron in Bifrost. Part of a 10-lesson workshop for aspiring technical artists. Expand this description for download links and more.
00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Makin' aero
00:20 - Basic Aero Graph
00:40 - Geo In
01:25 - The collider cauldron
01:40 - Sphere source
02:35 - Standard Volume Material & viewport display
03:40 - Explaining aero source
06:30 - Vary source property
07:55 - Solver settings
08:45 - Deforming the source geo
11:00 - Influences
27:30 - Caching
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[@DonBurroni]

These are top Jason, great Bifrost info

[@virtualfilmer]

This was really helpful! Great video!

[@truthbringer8574]

Don’t click without telling people what you’re doing, you’re wasting everyone’s time otherwise

[@truthbringer8574]

Pitfall of every tutorial video

[@prototy]

I felt he did a great job at explaining everything he did

[@gregorybennings8718]

I don't know anyone who uses bifrost anyway. There's chaos phoenix, and the free version of houdini.

[@virtualfilmer]

I totally understand the frustration. Have you watched the other videos in his series? I think maybe they needed to make it clearer that this video isn’t standalone - it requires watching the previous videos to understand what is happening. Otherwise yes, his clicks would be very confusing!